The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
A Town Ticket Nominated.
the REPUBLICAN MCss.

= were tho better than thou ele-
ment.
TEE DEssocRAcY
Kept the eren tenor of its way.
aided 10 commotion, encouraged nc
undue excitement. and following
its usages, met orderly and legally
on last Saturday and nominated a
ticket ofas good and as capable men
SIS the town and township possess.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
On Monday night last the ward
committeeman ,al!ed meetings IN all
The wards to select Councilmen and
elect delegates to q convention to be
held on Tuesday night. Several of
the wards organized and Sc lected
candidates and delegates. The del.
legates met On Tuesday evening at
Fireman's hall and nominated Rob
ert Price for City Solicitor, Calvin
Hopkins for Street Commas. oner.
and n. D Moore for Cemetery
Trustee.
The New DEPARTURE,
In the mean time meeting had
been called for tie Temperance and
Law aud Order citizens, Tuesday
evening. in the Court room.
The Court room was crowded.
Mayor Steinman called the meet
ing to order, and Nominated Mr..
Is. Fl. Bright ss Chairman of the
meeting. Mr.. Thomas Rochester was
made Secretary.
The machine being regulated and
we'll oiled il run very smooth.
On motion Of Rev. Moore com
mlttees of three from the several
wards werc appointed 20 report the
names of candidates Tor Council and
Assessor.
Tie reports of .he committees be- |
ing made, ON four successive mo
tions by Rev. Thomas, the reports
were adopted.
The following are the nominees:
1st Ward-Councim!an JOHN /!
James; Assessor. Lewis Blo.ser.
2nd Ward-Councilman, Thorn
as r othester Assessor, Perry |
h:orehesd.
Sid Ward-Councilman. DR.. l.
G. Wright; Assessor, Dan Finne
frock.
4th Ward-Councilman, James
Brown; Assessor, Ad. Upton.
Mayor Steinman moved that
John White be nominated for City
Solicitor.
Lon Nsile moved that Bob
Price. who had been nominated By
the Republi can convention at Fire.
mans Hall, be endorsed by this meet
ing.
Rev. Moore raised the point of or
der that the motion TO nominate
White was the only question before
the meeting, and until disposed of
no other motion or suggestion could
be entertained.
Chairman Bright said the ques-
ton was divisible, and then pro-
ceeded to put the motion to NOM
inate Whitc, which was carried.
(The subsequent proceedings inter
ested Senator Lon 10 longer.)
Maynard Pond and D. j. Cresap
we're nominated for Cemetery Trus-
tee. Here Chairman Fright show.
ed his thorough understanding of
Law and Order.
He said he did no: know if ris-
Ing vote was taken, who had the
right to vote. This being . "citi-
zsns'" meeting, It is evident tha!
the Chs;rman saw foreigners. Poles
and Hungariars, females In disgniss.
Rempelarians ard others not eEli-
lied to y0!es, and disregar'iing
call for n division, he gave the
crsnk q whlrl, called inr vote on
Cemetery Trustee, declared Pond !
nominated. Gel. Cressp WAS killed {
pollti' ally on the spo', and mist laok
t, Neisonvills for change of grave
yards and place for bis Local Op {
ton remnants. 6
The work Of the meeting being c
loud calls were made for c
A speech ironl Chairman Bright |
Sam has ono good temperance [
speech, which he learned from q
Democrat, and when the opportu- :,
atty offers, he delivers it very well. l
Fiji. evening he WIS on a Now DE .
Darturc and struck out OF original il
:ubiects, and wandered in q t1nGle 0
,f unfre equented brush. lie said:
Mn HR! HITS SPEECH.
TIE Wort Of the convention has a
,een we'll done, and here we ought T
o stop, but is said with some trath :.
ha; two americans can not come "
ogether without cne or III. other II
anst neeG ,nakea speech. ii
tbs proceeding tonight is New c,
}epartere. It is not the first time ,v
.copie assert thems elves and rise 7,
5o:o party. The people make par :.
ies '.hc People are here tonight ID
I'D viii win in spite Of parties. d